Theology Applied THE LIVESTREAM - Supreme Court To Overturn Obergefell?
Aug 11, 2025
The conversation dives into Kim Davis's Supreme Court petition, questioning its implications for religious liberty and states' rights. Tensions between anti-discrimination laws and religious beliefs are explored, especially regarding employment and housing. The impact of recent Supreme Court decisions on women voters and political priorities is also examined. A heated debate on LGBTQ+ influence in education raises concerns about indoctrination. Finally, the speakers discuss societal changes affecting parenting and the future of urban law enforcement.
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Kim Davis Petitions Supreme Court
- Joel Webbon reports Kim Davis petitioned the Supreme Court to revisit Obergefell.
- He frames Davis as the sole person with legal standing to challenge the ruling.
Kim Davis Spent Six Days In Jail
- Joel Webbon recounts that Kim Davis refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses and went to jail for six days.
- He presents her case as a long-running religious-liberty struggle now returned to the courts.
Lawyer Argues Obergefell Harms Religious Liberty
- Michael Belch quotes Davis's lawyer saying Obergefell created 'disastrous results' harming religious liberty.
- He argues Obergefell spawns anti-religious discrimination suits across society.